📣 Call for Abstracts 📣 Special Issue on "Leveraging #NLP for Urban Analytics" in Environment & Planning B. Transform urban planning with #AI! 🏙️ 🗓️ Abstract Deadline: 24 April 2024 📩 Submit abstracts to Xinyu Fu at xinyu.fu@waikato.ac.nz More details:

🧵and to @martinfleis, @alefeliciotti, Ombretta Romice, @sergio_porta for "Methodological foundation of a numerical taxonomy of urban form" 49(4) https://t.co/DcvABreXp1 Awarded annually to the most innovative paper/s published in @envplanb the preceding year. Well done to all👏

📢This year @envplanb awarded 2 Michael Breheny Prizes for outstanding articles published in 2022! Congratulations to Manon Glockmann, Yunfei Li, Tobia Lakes, @J_P_Kropp, @DiegoRybski for "Quantitative evidence for leapfrogging in urban growth" 49(1) https://t.co/XxIG561ZPs 🧵

Happy to share that our Special Issue is finally out at @envplanb! 🥳 Our SI covers 14 articles that study transport and sustainable mobility with geospatial and network science approaches. Fantastic collaboration w/ @UrbanDemog @ElsaArcaute @martikagv 👇 https://t.co/jaBU3pr7uB

@envplanb 2023 #5 has arrived with an Editorial on "Urban Analytical Approaches to Combatting Covid-19" followed by 10 Special Issue articles; plus 5 more research articles, plus an Urban Data/Code article plus a Featured graphic Enjoy them all here:

Welcome the Summer🌞/Winter❄️with @envplanb 2023 #4 opening with an Editorial on "Data Science for Developing Cities" plus 9 Special Issue articles; a commentary on Digital twins, plus 6 more articles, plus 2 Featured graphics. 272 pages of reading🤓here:

@envplanb Special Issue "Data Science for Developing Cities" co-edited with @NeaveOClery @juancaduque @TimSchwanen is now printed! with our free access editorial https://t.co/Bwde7W26IT followed by 9 incredible articles (4 #openaccess) Enjoy them all here

Enjoy @envplanb bumper issue #2, opening with an editorial by @jmichaelbatty discussing Auerbach's article translated from German by Ciccone (in the same issue), followed by 15 research articles (4 Open Access), an Urban Data/Code and 2 Featured Graphics!👇 https://t.co/zBQrMYQYXJ

We welcome 2023 with @envplanb volume 50! issue #1, opening with an editorial by @jmichaelbatty on "theory & practice" followed by 14 articles (5 Open Access), a Data/Code and a Graphics feature! Enjoy them all here with our wishes for a Healthy New Year👇 https://t.co/qRWkCfX3Pw

Wrapping up 2022 early with @envplanb final issue #9, opening with an editorial by @jmichaelbatty "On economic and urban growth" followed by 15 research articles (3 Open Access) and 3 Featured Graphics: fever clinics, virtual land flows and immigrants 👇

🥳The Breheny Prize for the most innovative @envplanb article published in 2021 has been awarded to @ChrisJochem , Douglas Leasure, Oliver Pannell, @HeatherCh100 , Patricia Jones, @AndyTatem from the @WorldPopProject Congratulations to all👏Find out more:

We welcome Autumn with @envplanb issue #7 opening with an editorial by @jmichaelbatty followed by 12 research articles, plus a Featured Graphic visualising workers’ collective actions in mainland China. Enjoy them here👇

@envplanb issue #6 opens with a reflective obituary for Stan Openshaw https://t.co/sgrRrLs94I followed by @jmichaelbatty's Editorial on Planning Data, a Commentary on EVs, 12 research articles (3 OpenAccess) and a Featured Graphic on happiness & migration

Mid-year @envplanb issue #5 is a Special focusing on "Smart cities and climate-resilient urban planning" with a guest editorial by @AySharifi & Yoshiki Yamagata, 11 research articles, plus a Featured Graphic on green space accessibility. Enjoy them here👇 https://t.co/V5ekok7HJe

Have a neat idea about cities 🏙 and equity 🤝? @somwrita_sarkar, @ClementineCttn, and I are 𝗲𝘅𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗱𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 for @envplanb's special issue on "Spatial Inequality in Cities" to the end of June! Send an 800-word abstract our way:

Our latest issue #4 announcing the migration of Featured Graphics from E&PA @economyandspace to E&PB @envplanb with a free access editorial by @S_Alvanides and @dannydorling, followed by 10 research articles (3 Open Access) and 3 amazing featured graphics!

~30 years after Danny Dorling's first publication at EPB (Visualizing People in Time and Space, 1992) we are delighted to welcome @dannydorling to @envplanb as the Editor of our new Featured Graphics section https://t.co/GipXHBaGz6 and we are looking forward to your submissions!

@envplanb issue #3 is now published with a Free Access editorial. Editors @LindaMSee and @AndyCrooks discuss "Leveraging Street Level Imagery for Urban Planning" followed by 22 research articles (4 Open Access). Enjoy them all here👇

In @envplanb #2: @jmichaelbatty is revisiting Mumford’s (1937) challenge "What is a city?"🧐followed by 22 research articles (5 Open Access). Astute followers may have noticed that we increased the number of articles/pages per issue to clear our backlog😇

We welcome the new year with @envplanb issue #1: @jmichaelbatty's free access editorial on the "predictable unpredictability"🧐of COVID-19 and 22 research articles (7 Open Access). Enjoy them all (380+ pages🦉) here with our wishes for a Healthy 2022🙏 https://t.co/3UBZrQEKat